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Lee Hodgkinson To Leave SIX Swiss Exchange And SWX Europe
Date 14/01/2009
Lee Hodgkinson, head of the Client and Product Management capability, member of the SIX Swiss Exchange Management Committee and CEO SWX Europe, is to leave the organisation at the end of April to pursue a new challenge.
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New Names For The NASDAQ OMX Baltic Stock Exchanges
Date 14/01/2009
The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (Nasdaq:NDAQ) today announces that the NASDAQ OMX Baltic stock exchanges in Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius are rebranded as NASDAQ OMX Tallinn, NASDAQ OMX Riga and NASDAQ OMX Vilnius and the names of the legal entities are changed accordingly. This move is a natural step forward in the continuing integration of the NASDAQ OMX Group (Nasdaq:NDAQ), the world's largest exchange company, that was created in 2008.
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UK’s Financial Services Authority Fines Belgian Private Investor £176,254 For Market Abuse
Date 14/01/2009
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has today fined Mr Erik Boyen, a Belgium based private investor, £176,254 for dealing in the shares of Monterrico Metals Plc, an AIM-quoted company, on the basis of inside information.
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Baikal Executives Named
Date 14/01/2009
London Stock Exchange Group today announces the appointment of a Commercial Director and Chief Operating Officer for Baikal, its forthcoming dark liquidity trading venue.
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ETF Securities: Gold Best Performing Commodity In 2008, While Commodity Returns Continue To Outperform Over 5 And 10 Years
Date 14/01/2009
Gold was the star performer in 2008 with a 44% return in GBP terms, outperforming equities Commodities remain best performing asset class over five and ten years Strong increase in net inflows into ETFS physically-backed gold products in 2008 Oil inflows continue as long oil ETCs reach new records Short ETCs best performers in 2008 with ETFS Short Gasoline (SGAS)
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FORTS: Number Of Trades In US Dollar Futures Reached A Record High
Date 14/01/2009
On January 13, 2009 a new record was set on FORTS.
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Question: How Should Banks Now Be Supervised In The EU? - Answer: Let Countries Choose Whether To Use The ECB Or Not
Date 14/01/2009
Banking supervision in the European Union has failed. The main institutional reforms currently being proposed are also likely to fail. In a new paper, “Empowering the ECB to Supervise Banks: A Choice-Based Approach”, Hertig, Lee & McCahery propose a novel choice-oriented approach. It would allow Member states the option to delegate prudential supervision of their largest banks to the European Central Bank, while still retaining the right to re-assume such a role for themselves at a later date
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Instinet Issues Q4 2008 Volume Statistics For U.S. Operations
Date 14/01/2009
Instinet Incorporated, a global leader in electronic trading and agency-only brokerage services, today released Q4 2008 volume figures for its US-based subsidiary, Instinet, LLC. Overall average daily trading volume, average daily CBXTM volume and average daily volume executed through the Instinet Execution ExpertsTM algorithmic trading suite for the quarter all reached record levels for the 40-year old firm.
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Neonet Offers Trading Access To Mexican Stock Exchange
Date 14/01/2009
Neonet, the neutral provider of global direct market access brokerage services and trading technology, is now offering trading access to the Mexican Stock Exchange. By adding Mexico to its offering of approximately 35 global marketplaces, Neonet extends its access of trading into Latin America for the first time.
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The Methodology For Calculation Of The RTS Index Amended
Date 14/01/2009
As of January 19, 2009 new versions of the methodologies for calculation of the RTS Index and the Sectoral RTS Indices come into force.
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